Top common mistakes of Java developers && Common mistakes in C++ (for Java developers)

Top common mistakes for Java developers

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1: Neglecting Existing Libraries
  

   
2:  Missing the ‘break’ Keyword in a Switch-Case Block

      
  

     
   
 3:  Forgetting to Free Resources

      
  

       
   
4: Memory Leaks

      
  

       
 
5: Excessive Garbage Allocation

      
  

      
 
6: Using Null References without Need

      
  

      
 
7:Ignoring Exceptions

      
  

       
 
8: Concurrent Modification Exception

      
  

       
 
9: Breaking Contracts

      
  

       
 
10: Using Raw Type Instead of a Parameterized One

      
  
    
    

    
  

  
  
  

    
Top common mistakes for Java developers when programming C++

    

      
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1: Type conversion rules

      
  

   
2: Memory management

      
  

     
   
 3:Deterministic destruction

      
  

       
   
4:Exception handling

      
  


      
    

    
  

  
  
  
  
  
  


  







































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